Cowboy action shotgun

Howdy

The Parker may be "allright" for CAS.

But more info is required to give you a good answer.

How old is the gun?..........If it breaks are parts available?

Is it damascus or steel barrels? Steel for smokeless loads. Damascus black only. A good smith should check it out.

Does it have ejectors? If so they must be disabled. Extractors only for CAS.

What is the barrel length and is it bored for 2 3/4" shells? Some folks like long barrels but most shoot coach guns.

Stoney Creek SASS 4952L
TG
 
Howdy

The Parker may be "allright" for CAS.

But more info is required to give you a good answer.

How old is the gun?..........If it breaks are parts available?

Is it damascus or steel barrels? Steel for smokeless loads. Damascus black only. A good smith should check it out.

Does it have ejectors? If so they must be disabled. Extractors only for CAS.

What is the barrel length and is it bored for 2 3/4" shells? Some folks like long barrels but most shoot coach guns.

Stoney Creek SASS 4952L
TG
ThanksI do have some new info as I went ahead and bought it anyways as It is a fine old gunnand you cant have too many, made in 1910.
THe parts are most likely scarse and expensive, it has steel 30" barrels with no ejectors and 23/4 chambers
 
Howdy

The Parker may be "allright" for CAS.


How old is the gun?..........If it breaks are parts available?


Stoney Creek SASS 4952L
TG

This is a very important point, I have a beautiful English 1912 side-by-side, the break open spring is broken, pretty much a dismantled paper weight at this point, no one even will make the spring.
 
This is a very important point, I have a beautiful English 1912 side-by-side, the break open spring is broken, pretty much a dismantled paper weight at this point, no one even will make the spring.

You can't find a gunsmith to make a spring for it? The gunsmiths must all be too well fed out your way then.
 
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